Woman is buried alive and struggled painfully in coffin as her dead certifying go badly wrong

It's horrible...

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37-year-old Brazilian woman Rosangela Almeida dos Santos was certified dead by the hospital at the end of January as she fell in Shock state twice with Cardiac arrest. Her family then buried her with coffin in a local cemetery.

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Local resident Natalina Silva said that some kids heard some noises from the grave when they played near the cemetery. At the beginning, Silva thought that it was just a prank. But when she arrived at the cemetery, she indeed heard a low moan though it was gone quickly.

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Santos' family finally decided to open the coffin on the 11th day after Santos' death. Her 66-year-old mother, Germana de Almeida said that there were many scars on her daughter's dead body. It seemed that Santos was so afraid at that time and she struggled with all her might to escape. Her nails were also hurt because she wanted to open the coffin lid.

According to residents near the cemetery, there were at least five hundred people went to the cemetery out of curiosity towards this weird incident. Many people had touched Santos' legs and they found that her body was still warm. People tried to call an ambulance at that time.

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Santos' little sister said that she did not want to blame any doctors or cause any problems, but she stressed that there was no doubt that her sister's dead body was still warm after she had been buried for 11 days. People around witnessed this striking thing.

The police have begun a further investigation into the incident and said they have started accepting statements from family members and others. They would examine Santos' dead body so as to learn the truth of the incident.

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Song Jae-lim, a South Korean actor known for his roles in K-dramas “Moon Embracing the Sun” and “Queen Woo,” was found dead at his home in capital Seoul. He was 39.

Officials at Seoul’s Seongdong district police station didn’t immediately comment Wednesday on the cause of death.

South Korea’s Yonhap news agency, citing anonymous police sources, reported that police found a note at Song’s home, where he was discovered Tuesday by a friend who came to have lunch with him, and that there were no signs of foul play.

Song made his debut with the 2009 film “Actresses.” He rose to fame after playing a royal guard in the 2012 television hit “Moon Embracing the Sun,” a fantasy drama about the romance between a medieval Korean king and a female shaman.

He also appeared in the celebrity reality show “We Got Married” in 2014, and played a supporting role in this year’s streaming drama “Queen Woo,” another fantasy drama about violent power struggles among royals in an ancient kingdom.

South Korean actor Song Jae-lim poses during a press conference to promote his television drama "I Wanna Hear Your Song" in Seoul, South Korea on Aug. 1, 2019. (Jo Soo-jung/Newsis via AP)

South Korean actor Song Jae-lim attends a press conference to promote his television drama "I Wanna Hear Your Song" in Seoul, South Korea on Aug. 1, 2019. (Jo Soo-jung/Newsis via AP)